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Heatmiser White Thimble Air Sensor

Heatmiser White Thimble Air Sensor

SKU : NEO0021

Overview

The Heatmiser White Thimble Air Sensor is designed for use with Heatmiser thermostats that support remote sensors. Housed in a sleek ‘thimble’ enclosure, it is ideal for surface mounting in spaces like ceiling tiles or backplates to ensure accurate temperature readings in the natural air flow of a room.
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Description

Heatmiser White Thimble Air Sensor

Part Number:

White Thimble Air Sensor – NEO0021

The Heatmiser White Thimble Air Sensor is designed for use with Heatmiser thermostats that support remote sensors. Housed in a sleek ‘thimble’ enclosure, it is ideal for surface mounting in spaces like ceiling tiles or backplates to ensure accurate temperature readings in the natural air flow of a room.

Key Features:

Compatibility: Works with Heatmiser thermostats that accept remote sensors.
Design: Enclosed in a compact and attractive ‘thimble’ for discreet mounting.
Mounting: Ideal for surface mounting on a backplate or ceiling tile, in a natural air flow.
Function: Provides precise air temperature sensing to optimise thermostat performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can one thermostat control several underfloor heating loops?

    Yes, several loops can form one heating zone and be controlled by a single thermostat where they serve the same temperature-controlled area.

  • Should I choose wired or wireless thermostats for underfloor heating?

    Wired thermostats provide a permanent physical connection, while wireless controls can reduce cabling and may be convenient for retrofit projects. Compatibility with the wiring centre should always be checked.

  • Can a smart thermostat work with my existing underfloor heating manifold?

    Potentially, compatibility usually depends on the wiring centre, actuator voltage and control system rather than the manifold body itself.